Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-03
Accident to Carpenters.
lcepy4gat, 1887, by Tie California associated !

Accident to Carpenters.
lCopyight, 1887, by The California Associated Press
ONTARIO, June 2d-At Marquette, new
town between here and Cucamonga, about
halfpast l yesterday afternoon two carpen-
ters were thrown to the ground, distance
OF twenty feet, by the breaking of scaf-
fold on which they were standing. One,
named Potsill, was seriously if not fatally
injured. The other, named Ralston, es-
capped with but a few bruises.
Weather cloudy, cool and calm.
Fire Near Grass Valley.
Copyright. 1887, by he California Associated Press
GRASS VALLEY, June 2d.-The residence
of Mrs. Wills, located on the road leading
TO Nevada, was this afternoon totally de-
stroyed by fire, which originated through a
defective stovepipe. After the discovery of
the fire it spread so rapidly that there was
no time to save any of the contents. A
piano and all the furniture were entirely
consumed. The loss aggregates about
81 600, with about one third insurance.
Quartz Mining in Shasta.
Copyright, 1887, by tie California associated Press
REDDING, June 2d.-Tom Green brought
down two bars of gold bullion to-day. He
has struck the ledge very rich in the lower
tunnel.
Vannoy sold his claim on Squaw creek
to New York company. The price was
not made public.
Quartz mining in the county never before
received SO much attention.
Clergyman's Silver Jubilee.
ioopyigAt, 1887, by Tie California Associated PrcssI
Los ANGELES, June ID. = Very Rev.
Father ]. Adam, Vicar General of Los
Angeles and Monterey, will celebrate his
silver jubilee at the Cathedral on Sunday
Twenty-tiv years ago Father Adam was
admitted to the priesthood in the city of
Rome in the Sacred College of the Propa-
ganda. He has been filing the place of
Bishop Mora during the latter's absence in
Spain. The services at the church will be
very solemn and imposing.
Santa Clara Fair.
Copyright 1887, by the California ssoepated Pressj
SAN JOSE, June 2d-Fair week begins on
August Goth, and the Santa Clara Valley
Agricultural Society to-day arranged pro-
gramme which is far superior to any here
tofore given. On the second day there will
be trot for the 2:l7 class for purse of
$1,000, and on the last day for the 2:20 class
81 90, and for the 2:25 class 5000.
Colusa and Bartlett Springs.
Copyright 1887, by Ge California fssociated Press
CoLUsA, June 2d-On and after Monday.
June 9th, travel 10 Bartlett Springs will be
via Colusa Junction to Sites by rail. and
thence by stage to the Springs, thus cutting
off fourteen miles of staging. Persons
leaving San Francisco on the 7:30 train in
the morning will reach Bartlett's at about
P. NJ.
The Santa Rosa Railroad.
Copyright, 1857, by the California associated Press
SANTA Rosa, June 2d.-Work has been
begun on the new railroad to Nspa juno
ton by small force, and it is intended for
technical compliance with the terms of
the subsidy and contracts. Work will not
be commenced in earnest until the right of
way is secured for the entire route
New Hotel for San Rafael.
SAN RAFAEL. June 2d-Colonel J. NJ.
Donahue and Baron Won Schroeder. who
are subscribers to the fund for the erection
OF large and handsome hotel in San
Rafael, came up to-day TO look at the pro-
posed site. The enterprise of building a
fine hotel to attract visitors to San Rafael
was begun by William T. Coleman. who
invested $25 coo in land and So 500 in
cash in the enterprise.
The Hong Di Examination.
lOOPyVts, 1901, " Se etg Vf1U aSSOc70ic0 frcSs.
CoLUsA, June 2d-Joseph Billion and his
daughters, Annie and Maude, with other
witnesses, have arrived in town to be pres
ent at the examination of Hong Di to-mor
row. William Weaver will arrive from
the East Sunday.
A Man Shot
Copyright, 1857, by The California Associated Press.
MERGED, June 2d.-A telegram to the
Coroner from Turlock has Just been re-
ceived stating that man was shot at J. G..
Sargents ranch in this county. No par
hculars were given. Justice Lander has
gone down by the train to hold an inquest.
Coroner OBrien being absent
Olsen's Friend.
lCopyrG1. 1857, by 1e California associated res,1
NAPA, June 2d.-The examination of
Louis Bssar was concluded to-day and sub |
mitted. The Justice will decide on Satur- |
day. Basar was not on the stand. and no |
witnesses were examined in his behalf.
Fighting the Liquor License.
Copyright, 1857. by he California Associa,cd Pressl
SANTA Rosa, June 2d.-Officers continue |
20 arrest saloon-keepers for the non-pay-
nens of license. Several alleged offenders |
have pooled their issues to resist prosecu-
ion, employed counsel, and had a day set
or trial.